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I love all your videos. Please do not feel you need to apologize for the length of your videos. I actually enjoy your long videos. You are great and I learn so much from you. Keep up the great work and don't worry about the length of your videos. Thanks again, you are wonderful.
You are a true artist. I enjoy watching your videos. You show the process from start to finishes, including any ‘fixes’.
I love how you really take the time to understand the medium you are using.
I absolutely LOVE your longer videos, I enjoy watching the detailed process of the work, I learn so much..Please keep the long videos coming..If some don't want to watch the can fast forward for sure..😁
All 6 are beautiful!! The one with the most white still only makes them look unique. So all 6 are keepers
What a great save. I'm glad you could sand them and get rid of the bubbles. Very pretty.
I'm glad you were able to save them. Make it a set of four.
You are just wonderful to watch. You've taught me so much!!!!!!
Fantastic save Julie. These are gorgeous. Love the colours.
Hello I would like to thank you.i normally do stained glass. Now I'm doing resin so thank you for being a great instructor. I live in the usa.
These turned out really nice. The sanding did take away the hazy look on the top and made them look more 3D. The colors are beautiful.
They turned out amazing in the end Julie Bravo
Those are gorgeous, Julie!!❤
nice job Julie, a lot of work but they look great. Someone mentioned adding gold, imagine doing them with metallic colours. wow. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the next one.
These are beautiful! You are just so great at teaching us.
Those are so pretty Mosaic tile posters
The Mosaic is very pretty, the colors a pretty 🙁
They look great Julie, well done.
Beautiful ❤❤❤.Maybe get a needle nosed bottle for filling in the tiny holes then a bit ?? Maybe do a top flood coat after? Your idea is wonderful as well!! Really worked!
Viewing from the caribbean beautiful work julie 💖💖
Those would look nice on my patio
They turned out beautiful 🥰🥰 You are so talented and luv your videos 💞
Very cool😎 I'm looking forward to seeing your next set😁
Really gorgeous Julie.
SHINY SIDE UP JULIE! 🤓
They turned out great. The colours are lovely. Very retro. The self adhesive cork backs are just the job! Thank you Julie.☺️💐🇬🇧
I think they turned out wonderfully!
I love watching your videos.
I can’t wait to give it a shot and hopefully I will get something as beautiful
Great idea. Love the colours you chose.
It reminds me of my Nana’s bathroom back it the 60’s and 70’s
Great gop and wanderful
these r beautifil julie they turned out really nice 😊
Wow, too bad it was such a pain, hopefully, you've figured out a better way to do these. However, they are very, very, cool and worth the effort! I love them and my mind is exploding with ideas. Can't wait to see more.
Beautiful as always.
On ya Gary from the Men's Shed, I didn't mind the bubbles.
I have always loved the look of actual terrazzo tile. When you made the resin terrazzo coasters I have to say they look like the real thing and they are just beautiful.
love watching your resin videos even thou i don't use it, loved this idea of making mosaic tiles, my fav resin pieces are your octopus, seahorse and dragons, how about a mermaid next
That was brilliant Julie. I was wondering how it all went to together when you were doing your terrazzo bits. I love watching you work your magic. ( I wonder how many others sit at home replying to your questions about colour and opacity and telling you when you've missed a bit.)
Splendid idea. I have lots of little ceramic tiles that could make the coasters a bit more heat resistant.
I like the bubbles
I actually liked the air bubble holes in them. It seemed to work with design.
Now that they’re sanded, the colors pop more. I even like the one sanded down too much.
Great job, Julie! They are really nice coasters. You really worked for these and all your work paid off! Yay!! I will use the tip on putting clear resin in the bottom of the mold before you put your coasters back in, that will really help when I finish off the coasters I make with your snake and crushed velvet inserts. I don't like that resin seeping back down the sides either. Love the cork backings in these. They are so nice and thin. Great purchase!
Excellent your work
Gorgeous 😍 😍
My first thought about the bubbles was to mix the white again and fill in just the bubbles then sand and do a top coat.
Fantastic idea, they look amazing
I love that you try so many different things, makes for Enjoyable and interesting videos ☺ 👍
Mix them with the milky white like they do with the clay like stuff. I think it would be kinda like the milk bath nail trend
I must add that u do luv them the way they r as well 😍😍😍
I'd have added some chips on top of the white after pouring so you'd have more color throughout or pour a lot of chips in just arranged a lil then add the white. And keep all 6! that odd one out has character!
They look great !
Absolutely Gorgeous Julie
Thank you for sharing your resin crafts and I love watching your videos. Even when they don't turn out right. Your a great teacher.🥰💗
Those are awesome!
Terrazzo reminds me of my childhood. (born in Florida) I absolutely LOVE terrazzo floors. Timeless look :)
These are beautiful!!
Absolutely beautiful, love the colors and design. These are a real winners. ♥️
Suggestion is it possible to mix the pieces in a small layer of semi clear white to avoid bubbles. Then add your heavier white….Just a thought.
They turned out great even the over sanded one. I like how the sanding made the pieces more clear and not hazy. Good job Julie. Oh maybe add gold to the tiles. 😃
And clear bits
What a great project Julie. I really like these coasters. Such a lot of work went into making them. I kept saying “do the hearts”…lol. Can’t wait to see what else you do like these. We’ll done. 👍🏻🌺🌴
There’s a product called Milliput Putty, sometimes the woodworkers use it when they have holes in their projects they put that Milliput in there and scrape it off flat and then it fills the holes. maybe you could find a gold putty product to fill the holes. Or pour a gold resin over the top and sand it back.
Love em...
I use an exacto knife to trim any edge of cork that may be off.
Maybe a clear code first and the white code last - but great solution with sanding - they turn out fabulous
see if the cork fits in the mold. if it does drop it in sticky side up then drop in the coaster and press. that would help with the lining up. I'm excited to see what you come up with next. I just bought some coaster molds the holder for mine is like a cylinder that you drop the coasters into. Everyone will be getting coasters for christmas
I think they look better after being sanded. They are gorgeous. Looking forward to seeing you use the little squares, They are so cute and should look good as a coaster. Also looking forward to seeing the coaster holder for the terrazzo.
Think the clear might work. Terrazzo is not milky but stark white with a touch of brown. Just a slight amt. So it appears off white. Off white in paint is achieved by adding orange. Just a thought.
aw i loved these, i felt your pain when you turned them over and seen the air bubbles, i was like awww no way, would maybe putting a little bit of clear on the bottom 1st help with the air bubbles
They turned out very beautiful ! I made terrazzo coasters but with Jesmonite. It's easier 😊 A suggestion : if you put a layer of latex under and around the edges and then pour your top clear resin ?...
You made a wonderful set of coasters, love how you saved them ❤
This is just outstanding! Great colour combination. Love this super impressive coasters! Thank you for this beautiful sharing
Спасибо! Как всегда, есть чему поучиться! Нравится, что вы, в любой ситуации не сдаетесь!
WOW! After all the issues with the sanding, they turned out amazing Julie, you are one very creative lady 😍♥️
I'm glad you were able to save them! They're beautiful! 😍
I wouldn't toss the one that was sanded down through the tiles, I personally would add a waterslide to it and a coat of UV RESIN on top. They turned out great.
Bubbles and all, the coasters are gorgeous! How about turquoise to go with the grey?
Awesome Julie. Just a suggestion, not sure if it would even work but couldn't you use some type of latex in the bottom of your mold, the kind they put on the bottom of coasters when they are doming and then peel it off when you de-mold the coasters? So put a layer of latex, your pieces, the resin, let set and remove the latex at de-molding. Hope the second part is clearer. I sometimes confuse myself. :)
They came out amazing. I'm so glad you did them :)
These look superb!! I love your videos and am learning a ton from you 😄
I just love these! What a cool project! You're amazing!
These turned out so cool!!! Great job, Ms Julie!!!
They turned out amazing 🤩💕
What about this idea... pour your main color resin into the molds. Wait for it to set just enough to press and embed the colored pieces. Let it fully cure. Then add a very thin clear top coat.
Yes, I've had the same issue when trying to topcoat by putting things back in the mold. I will definitely try this method. I always learn from you, Julie. No apologies necessary. Your videos are wonderful!
Do some red, white and blue
Terrazzo is sanded after it is poured. So, that is really how it's made.
Wonder if it would work if you put a very thin layer of clear then add your pieces and top with white. If you get bubbles then you can top coat with clear
That's what I was thinking as well.
These are fab!! Love terrazzo! I don’t know if this would work, but what about mixing the pieces into the coloured resin before you pour? You would get that inset look, that you would probably lose if you mixed them into clear resin? X
This is very similar to how real terrazzo stonework is made. Various colored stones mixed with a plaster/cement and then poured, cut, sanded, and polished. If you did it with the resin pieces mixed into your white base, then slowly poured the mixture into the mold, you can get bubble-free results.
Bravo! They're so beautiful! I'm definitely going to use this technique in some of my resin pieces!
might help if the chips are smaller and then mix them in with the resin. that Might Help
Spray alcohol in the mold before putting in tiles might help.
Shiny side up!😂😂😂
Would putting alcohol on before you put the pieces down. Terrazzo is actually put down and wet sanded to show the pieces in the base white.
Not sure it matters which way you put them down, once you put topcoat on they all be shiny anyway
I’ve seen these done with jesmonite
Hi Julie!
Absolutely wonderful and the colors are beautiful. I am new to resin and learn a lot from you and love your work. I have two questions and I hope you have time to answer them. I have learned that the resin and the hardener are mixed equally, in some cases, how come when you mix them, A is usually twice as heavy as B? My second question is about protective masks. Do you wear a mask when working with resin?
They look awesome Julie. With the cork backing can you get them to fit you 12x12 molds?
This is a great idea!! Thanks for the inspiration. *I just had an idea that may work... what if you did a tiny layer of clear to set them in first, then did the main coaster color, then flipped them over and did a really thin layer of the main color (just like you did this time at the end with the clear) to give the embedded look over the terrazzo pieces? I think this may hide the clear & give the look you are going for while avoiding too many bubbles. Just a thought. I'd love to see if it'll work. Your pieces are always pretty in the end anyway. Happy Creating!!
What if you put white down 1st, let it get gooey and stick the pieces in from the top, then a clear coat?
❤❤❤how to seal the top? Can you put hot coffee on the top? Thank You
Next time mix them in the white resin then pour in molds and flatten them out.
I missed the beginning of the first video, but did you make the inspiration set? These are absolutely beautiful. Love them. Very Mid-Century Modern
Could you have painted the missing ones in with UV resin then top coated it?
Could you just mix them in your white? The pieces should sink and give you the terrazzo effect. Maybe?!?
Julie, where could I get that tile mold? Checked Amazon, and did not find anything.
I think u might be right put clear down first
Anyone who doesn’t cherish your long videos have to have something wrong with them. Sorry but that’s my opinion. Anyone who doesn’t enjoy the journey doesn’t deserve you and your talent!